Sentence examples for terms afterwards from inspiring English sources

Goaded beforehand that he should find a Churchillian moment to inspire the team - entirely at odds with his nature - he must have smiled inwardly when his team were praised in those terms afterwards.

The affair ended in early 1945, although they remained on good terms afterwards.

Out of pragmatic concern for the success of their dives, they managed to resolve their disagreements well enough to work together at Nonsuch Island, although they did not remain on good terms afterwards.

If you have broken up with a girl, and it has ended on good terms afterwards most girls want to be friends.

And in terms of afterwards, I'll let you know.

"The thing that he could never come to terms with afterwards was that, actually, he had entered the service of one of the most wicked men in Europe's history," Dr. Andrew told the BBC.

They often work with interpreters, and can be referred to other organisations for longer-term support afterwards.

We used information from GPRD to ascertain β blocker use before the myocardial infarction and long term use afterwards.

World War II and its aftermath boosted demand for Argentine produce, but soon afterwards terms of trade declined once more (Cavallo and Mundlak 1982).

It helped deal with anxieties during the emergency, and coming to terms with events afterwards.

Moreover, when long-term static objects get absorbed by the long-term background and afterwards get removed, an indetermination state has to be solved.